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My experiments with truth pdf

“My Experiments with Truth” pdf is the book about Mahatma  Gandhi ‘s journey  from  coward to become  father of nation ,freedom fighter of nation. This book was  written by Gandhiji himself  and translated by  Mahadev Desai . This book presents how Gandhiji always followed the path of Lord Shri Ram : “Always be with truth”.

Gandhi’s father Mr Karam Chandra Gandhi was not well educated as he worked as munshi in a firm his mother was Putli Bai who was a very simple and religious  lady. Gandhiji was very close to her mother  and very much influenced by her.

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At the age of 13 Gandhiji was married to Kasturba  bai who was not as literate  as Gandhiji but had extreme common sense. In childhood Gandhi was very shy and cowardly and this continued to his young age. An incident took place where Gandhiji asked to write a spell on board but he didn’t even after giving indication by his  teacher show how Gandhiji was determined towards his principles regarding truth.

He was very much influenced by Raja Harishchandra for always staying with Truth in any Situation. Once his father suffered from disease  he took care of him during illness because he was very devoted to his parents one day he passed away and this left a much impact on him. 

Before going to England Gandhiji gave three promises to his mother i.e.  he would not take meat , wine and he always be one woman man .Gandhiji experienced hurdles to survive in England as there were so many rules given  to him to follow. After that Gandhiji learnt the tradition and customs there to survive.

After returning to India Gandhiji Formed SABARMATI ASHRAM to run Satyagraha  protest to get India free from British. He allowed each and every one  from different caste, religion to his ashram.  

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• Book Title              “My Experiments with Truth PDF”
• Written By              Mahatma Gandhi  in Gujarati Language
• Translated by         Mahadev Desai
• General Editor       Shriman Narayan
• Published by          Navajivan Publishing House
• Pages Count            557
•   Size                        6.8 MB
•  Language             Original Copy in Gujarati , translated into English

In 1907 The National Congress was split into two groups i.e  Garam Dal and Naram Dal,  Garam Dal was led by Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Naram Dal was led by Gokhale.

After the death of Gokhale  Gandhiji joined Naram Dal . During world war British put a proposal before Gandhiji for getting people to join force and fight from them. In return they would accept their demand. Gandhiji accepted the proposal and started recruiting the people for war.

After world war British retracted. Gandhi visited Champaran where the British exploited Indian farmers by farming of  different crops  , they exported Indian resources to their country like cotton and others and did not give any amount to the Indian farmers, Seeing all this Gandhiji started campaign for Boycotting  Videshi Samaan and  encouraged people to use Desi Samaan this protest continued to Jallianwala Bagh on 6 April 1919 against boycott Videshi Samaan This protest was done peacefully and heavy crowd were there General Dyer ordered his troop to fire on the crowd. Thousands of people were killed and injured

Book preview of Mahatma Gandhi autobiography pdf

PART I

1. Birth and Parentage
2. Childhood
3. Child Marriage
4. Playing the Husband
5. At the High School
6. A Tragedy
7. A Tragedy (Contd.)
8. Stealing and Atonement
9. My Father’s Death and My Double Shame
10. Glimpses of Religion
11. Preparation for England
12. Outcaste
13. In London at Last
14. My Choice
15. Playing the English Gentleman
16. Changes
17. Experiments in Dietetics
18. Shyness My Shield 
19. The Canker of Untruth
20. Acquaintance with Religions
21. निर्बल के र्बलराम
22. Narayan Hemchandra
23. The Great Exhibition
24. ‘Called’-But Then?
25. My Helplessness 

PART II

1. Raychandbhai
2. How I Began Life
3. The First Case
4. The First Shock
5. Preparing for South Africa
6. Arrival in Natal
7. Some Experiences
8. On the Way to Pretoria
9. More Hardships
10. First Day in Pretoria
11. Christian Contacts
12. Seeking Touch with Indians
13. What It Is To Be a ‘Coolie’
14. Preparation for the Case
15. Religious Ferment
16. Man Proposes, God Disposes
17. Settled in Natal 
18. Colour Bar
19. Natal Indian Congress
20. Balasundaram
21. The £3 Tax
22. Comparative Study of Religions
23. As a Householder
24. Homeward
25. In India
26. Two Passions
27. The Bombay Meeting 
28. Poona and Madras
29. ‘Return Soon’

PART III

1. Rumblings of the Storm
2. The Storm
3. The Test
4. The Calm after the Storm
5. Education of Children
6. Spirit of Service
7. Brahmacharya – I
8. Brahmacharya – II
9. Simple Life
10. The Boer War
11. Sanitary Reform And Famine Relief
12. In India Again
13. Clerk and Bearer
14. In the Congress
15. Lord Curzon’s Durbar
16. A month with Gokhale – I
17. A month with Gokhale – II
18. A month with Gokhale – III
19. In Benares 
20. Settled in Bombay?
21. Faith on its Trial
22. To South Africa Again

PART IV

1. ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’?
2. Autocrats from Asia
3. Pocketed the Insult
4. Quickened Spirit of Sacrifice
5. Result of Introspection
6. A Sacrifice to Vegetarianism
7. Experiments in Earth and Water Treatment 
8. A Warning
9. A Tussle with Power
10. A Sacred Recollection and Penance
11. Intimate European Contacts
12. European Contacts (Contd.) 
13. Indian Opinion 
14. Coolie Locations or Ghettoes?
15. The Black Plague – I
16. The Black Plague – II
17. Location in Flames
18. The Magic Spell of a Book
19. The Phoenix Settlement
20. The First Night
21. Polak Takes the Plunge
22. Whom God Protects
23. A Peep into the Household
24. The Zulu ‘Rebellion’
25. Heart Searchings
26. The Birth of Satyagraha
27. More Experiments in Dietetics
28. Kasturbai’s Courage
29. Domestic Satyagraha
30. Towards Self-Restraint
31. Fasting
32. As Schoolmaster
33. Literary Training
34. Training of the Spirit
35. Tares among the Wheat
36. Fasting as Penance
37. To Meet Gokhale
38. My Part in the War 
39. A Spiritual Dilemma
40. Miniature Satyagraha
41. Gokhale’s Charity
42. Treatment of Pleurisy
43. Homeward
44. Some Reminiscences of the Bar 
45. Sharp Practice?
46. Clients Turned Co-Workers
47. How a Client Was Saved

PART V

1. The First Experience
2. With Gokhale in Poona
3. Was It a Threat?
4. Shantiniketan
5. Woes of Third Class Passengers
6. Wooing
7. Kumbha Mela
8. Lakshman Jhula
9. Founding of the Ashram
10. On the Anvil
11. Abolition of Indentured Emigration 
12. The Stain of Indigo
13. The Gentle Bihari
14. Face to Face with Ahimsa
15. Case Withdrawn 
16. Methods of Work
17. Companions
18. Penetrating the Villages
19. When a Governor Is Good
20. In Touch with Labour
21. A Peep into the Ashram
22. The Fast
23. The Kheda Satyagraha
24. ‘The Onion Thief’
25. End of Kheda Satyagraha 
26. Passion for Unity
27. Recruiting Campaign
28. Near Death’s Door
29. The Rowlatt Bills and My Dilemma
30. That Wonderful Spectacle!
31. That Memorable Week! – I
32. That Memorable Week! – II
33. ‘A Himalayan Miscalculation’
34. Navajivan and Young India
35. In the Punjab
36. The Khilafat Against Cow Protection?
37. The Amritsar Congress
38. Congress Initiation
39. The Birth of Khadi 
40. Found at Last! 
41. An Instructive Dialogue
42. Its Rising Tide
43. At Nagpur

Farewell 

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